Chapter

 1 I    |     he. “Still, what is the use of so many studies worked
 2 II   |  curtains set apart for the use of the members of the club;
 3 IX   |     it, and it is ready for use.”~“Nothing could be more
 4 XV   |    committee had decided to use cast iron for the Columbiad,
 5 XXI  |   short sight was of little use to him in such circumstances.~“
 6 IV   |    said Barbicane, “can you use a forge without a hammer,
 7 IV   |    to those who know how to use it.”~“Seriously?”~“Quite
 8 IV   |    seriously.”~“And can you use that tool in my presence?”~“
 9 VI   |     than the birds who must use their wings to keep themselves
10 IX   |  failed, for they could not use their reserve, which was
11 XIV  |  then Barbicane prepared to use it.~“How shall we set about
12 XIX  |   from it in her apogee. To use analogous expressions, with
13 XIX  |     the moon, and we do not use it!”~“And what is the means?”~“
14 XIX  |     what is the means?”~“To use the recoil contained in
15 XXII |  savants entrusted with the use of them, the success of
16 XXIII| Americans seek to make some use of President Barbicane’s